The Caucus
Andy Papandy, the aging pop star who ruled the Freaks, had called a meeting of his party faithful because he had heard that some of them were not too happy with the way he was ruining the country.
Andy Papandy, the aging pop star who ruled the Freaks, had called a meeting of his party faithful because he had heard that some of them were not too happy with the way he was ruining the country.
“The astonishing events which characterize the latest developments in our country create the impression that Greece has been transformed into an enormous madhouse.”
In I929, 60 years ago and IOO years after Greece’s emergence as an independent state, an American travel writer named Harry A. Franck wrote a book entitled “I Discover Greece” published by the Century Co. of New York and priced at $4. 00.
Almost every day for the last few months the government spokesman has been claiming that the criticisms of opposition leaders “are figments of their imagination.”
The time has come to update readers once more on the ongoing saga of the Freaks and the Jerks and see how things stand with the inhabitants of the two beautiful countries separated by a sparkling sea and centuries of not getting along with each other.
Last year they thought they had found the Colossus of Rhodes, but they were wrong.
One month after it had been announced that prime minister Papandreou had been hastily dispatch¬ed to London for surgery, not only had the operation not taken place, there was not even a clear picture of the premier’s medical condition.
Reading the news the other day that business for Athenian movie theatres was so bad
The gala benefit raising funds for the new Acropolis Museum called “The Stars Shine for the Acropolis” took place at the Odeon of Herod Atticus on August 3.